From values to value: why gender-inclusive thinking is good business
At the 2026 Impact Investment, Kirsty Albert joined a panel exploring how to apply gender-inclusive thinking in investment decision-making.
At the 2026 Impact Investment, Kirsty Albert joined a panel exploring how to apply gender-inclusive thinking in investment decision-making.
Executive Director Kirsty Albert joins a panel at this week’s Impact Investment Summit exploring what’s holding back gender progress in investing – and how to accelerate it.
Climate change, seismic economic shifts, AI, geopolitics and war are all contributing to a looming crisis threatening global stability in ways not seen since the 1930s. Speaking at the Impact Investment Summit, author Viktor Shvets referred to this period as ‘the twilight before the storm’, after which a new world will emerge.
As this next generation steps up, they are reshaping family offices and foundations—challenging traditional models of investing and giving to tackle global crises. Don’t miss this crucial conversation at the 2025 Impact Investment Summit.
In 2023, Australian startups attracted $3.5 billion in investments, yet only 20% of those funds were directed toward impact-driven businesses. As the world faces urgent social and environmental challenges, how can Aussie VCs, family offices, investors, and funds shift their capital and mindsets toward the impactful solutions these startups offer?
Ever the enthusiastic foodie, Jane Albert ventures into Harvest B’s HQ for a blind tasting of their plant-based beef massaman curry. She was shocked with what she discovered.